Apple Had To Go Through Harley-Davidson For Lightning Trademark
In today's installment of "words you didn't know could be trademarked," we'll focus in on Apple and its relationship with a motorcycle manufacturer by the…
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Google Rallies Against "Closed Door" ITU Internet Regulations Meeting By UN
If you're reading this article from the safety and freedom of your own home, thank the fact that the International Telecommunications Regulations treaty hasn't been…
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Grand Theft Auto Radio App Comes To Android
If you spent your fair share playing all of the Grand Theft Auto titles in your spare time, you undoubtedly know all about the different…
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Levine: BioShock Infinite Won't Have A Multiplayer Mode
These days, it seems like publishers are all about multiplayer. They're sticking multiplayer in where it doesn't belong (we're looking at you, Dead Space and…
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Raspberry Pi MAME Cabinet Brings The Arcade To Your Tiny Fingertips
The $35 Raspberry Pi hobby board is one of the most innovative pieces of circuitry that we've seen yet. It's so simple and cheap, yet…
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SlashGear Morning Wrap-Up: November 26th, 2012
This morning we've got one whole heck of a lot of digital sales going on around the web - that's what happens the Monday after…
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Eye Implant Allows Blind People To Read Braille
Researchers have discovered a way for blind people to read text by translating the alphabet into braille, and sending an image of the translation to…
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Google Grabs ICOA WiFi Hotspot Specialist [Update: Or Maybe Not]
Google has snapped up ICOA Inc., a WiFi and wired broadband hotspot specialist providing internet access at airports and other public locations, in what could…
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Minecraft Will Soon Run On Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi has gained a huge following since its initial release back in February, and while we were all spending time with our families…
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Kindle Fire Slashed To $129 In Cyber Monday Promo
Amazon has trimmed the price of its Kindle Fire tablet for Cyber Monday, bringing the 7-inch ereader slate down to $129. Available on both the "Special…
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BlackBerry App World Now Supports Carrier Billing On Over 50 Carriers
RIM announced today that it now has carrier billing implemented on over 50 wireless carriers around the world. Carrier billing means that BlackBerry users can…
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New AI Think-Tank Hopes To Get Real On Existential Risk
A future where humanity is subjugated by AIs, hunted down by robots, or consumed by nanobot goo may be the stuff of today's sci-fi, but…
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Minecon Paris Attracts Thousands Of Minecraft Fans
It continues to be a surprise to me that the blocky video game Minecraft has proven to be so incredibly popular. The game is available…
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Microsoft Promises To Support Surface With Windows RT For At Least Four Years
Four years is a long time. Most people only need four years to graduate high school or college for instance. Microsoft launched its Surface tablet…
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Apple Wants To Add New Samsung Devices To Patent Suit
Samsung and Apple have been fighting a patent battle for a long time now that spans multiple products from both companies. Not long ago Samsung…
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Samsung Announces Corrective Measures For Working Conditions At Chinese Suppliers
Back in September, we reported that Samsung was investigating allegations of underage workers building its products at some of the Chinese manufacturers. Samsung initiated an…
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Google Branded Touchscreen Chromebook Due 2012 Tip Insiders
Google is reportedly planning a Chromebook of its own, pushing out a Google-branded touchscreen notebook to follow its Nexus-brand smartphones and tablets. The Chrome OS laptop…
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Cavity Case Won't Send You To The Dentist
If you're anything like me, you have a ton of stuff you have to take with you when you're out and on the go. You've…
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Sony Teases New Work In Progress 20.5-Inch OLED Display For Medical Use
Sony was the first company on the market with a OLED TV in 2009. The problem with the TV was that it had a very…
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Facebook Pushes Employees To Android Devices To Make A Better App
Social network Facebook has primarily handed out iPhones to its employees for a long time. Presumably, since more Facebook workers use the iPhone this is…
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Windows 8 Uses BIOS Embedded Product Key
One thing that has been common on notebook and desktop computers purchased at retail for years is a little sticker on the bottom or on…
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E-Commerce Shopping Passed $1 Billion On Black Friday For The First Time
Black Friday was last Friday and if you did any online shopping that day, you helped push online shopping on Black Friday to its biggest…
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Nexus 7 3G Back On Sale In UK
Google's Nexus 7 3G is back in stock in the UK, with stocks of the 7-inch tablet finally restored after selling out shortly after the…
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Nokia Asha 205 "Facebook Phone" And $62 206 Hands-On
Nokia has revealed its first "Facebook phone", the Nokia Asha 205, along with a colorful candybar, the Nokia 206, borrowing the Lumia colors for a…
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Samsung Galaxy Note II Passes 5m Global Sales
Samsung's Galaxy Note II has passes the 5,000,000 sales mark, the company has announced, racking up two million of those sales in under a month.…
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Mojang Launches Minecraft Reality For iOS
If you've ever caught yourself wishing that real life was like Minecraft, then boy does Mojang have the app for you. Developed primarily by studio…
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Apple HTC Case Dismissals Hit Tiny Snag At Google-Owned Patents
The legal teams at Apple and HTC agreed upon a multi-year cease-fire quite recently with exceptions being made only for a collection of patents that…
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